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	Sukampol said Rama II is near the sea so any effort to keep it dry would delay the draining of water into the sea as well.</div>
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	He said motorists travelling to the South should instead take the Bangbua Thong &ndash; Suphan Buri Road to go to Nakhon Pathom instead of using Rama II Road.</div>
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